Term
| T/F: You can create a vDS on the ESXi Host |
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Definition
| False: vDS can only be created using vCenter |
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Term
| Where are vm portgroups created? Where are vmk port groups created? |
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Definition
| VM port groups are created centrally. VMK port groups are still created on each host, however, changes are reflected at the vCenter Server level |
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Term
| Name 4 settings on each vSS that must be identical, which can be simplified by central management through a vDS |
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Definition
1. Portgroup name
2. vLAN IDs
3. Security Settings
4. Traffic Shaping |
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Term
| T/F: vDS completely removes the need for vSS |
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Definition
| False: vSS is still create behind the scene, but vDS makes central management possible |
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Term
| Where in vCenter is a vDS created? |
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Definition
| Inside a Datacenter object |
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Term
| T/F: You can delete a vDS whilst VMs are still connected |
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Definition
| False: you must first disconnect or migrate the VMs of the dvSwitches port groups to others |
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Term
| T/F: You must remove VMs from a dvPort Group before removing the host they reside on from the associated dvSwitch |
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Definition
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| What should you do if you go to add more uplink adapters to dvUplink groups but your uplinks are full? |
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Definition
| Add more uplink ports to your vDS first |
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